WasteShed, An Art Supply Resale Nonprofit, Is Moving From Evanston To Edgewater
The art supply resale nonprofit WasteShed is relocating from Evanston to the Edgewater neighborhood on Chicago's Far North Side. The move follows the organization's recent departure from its previous location.
The nonprofit had to move out of its Evanston home it shared with Rebuilding Exchange. It plans to reopen this month in its new location on Broadway.
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